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Accreditation Cleveland Standard 07/03/1936 GLOWING TRIBUTES TO ALD. B. O. DAVIES COMPLIMENTARY DINNER GIVEN TO SHIP BROKERS    Sincere tributes from all sides on his generous and strenuous efforts in commercial and civic life, his never-failing patience and his willingness ever to assist his colleagues,...

Accreditation The Standard 06/06/1936 HOW REDCAR SPENT BANK HOLIDAY 100,000 People Flock to Sea-side    Practically every corner of the British Isles was represented over the holiday wee-end. From North, South, East and West visitors came in their thousands and business people here have enjoyed a...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 12/10/1935 When Redcar Beat Staithes FISHERMEN’S OPENSEA RACE Mr. Picknett’s Memories (Special to the “Standard)    My mind was transported back through the years as I listened to Mr. T. B. Picknett of Redcar, a member of the famous fishing...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 02/02/1935 CLEVELAND’ SHIVERS IN THE BLAST WEEK-END GALES DAMAGE Tricks the Wind Played at Redcar    Travelling at close to 90 miles per hour, a hurricane of wind swept through Redcar last week-end and did hundreds of pounds worth of damage. It brought with it,...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 08/02/1936 Five Hundred RedaritesVisit Leeds SUCCESSFUL CHAMBER OFTRADE OUTING Town Left Empty    The second annual pantomime trip of their Chamber of Trade, which took place on Tuesday, was a greater success than last year when 220 Redcar people left Redcar...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 30/01/1937 SALTBURN WRECKS AND RESCUES LIFEBOAT STATION’S WORK REVIEWED Years of Gallant Service    While Redcar and its brave fishermen will ever occupy a permanent position in the story of lifeboat work and rescue, Saltburn, too, has an honourable record of...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 26/01/1935. IT HAPPENED ONCE . . . OUT OF THE CLAMMY GLOOM OF THE FOG    Fog . . . The all-enveloping fog swept down like a ghoul, devouring everything in a clammy silence, disturbed only by shifting avenues of reverberating sound. The faint cry of a sea-bird, the seeming...

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Accreditation Cleveland Standard 07/11/1936 That Whale Again By The Man Who Buried It    Following the publication in “The Town’s Newspaper” last week readers stories of the whale which was washed ashore at Redcar in 1912, we have now received an account of the incident from The...